A2🔤 Letters D & E
Italian word
disgustoso
disgusting, revolting
Looks like
disgusting
causing revulsion or strong distaste
⚠️ The trap
This is actually a near-match, but learners sometimes use 'disgustoso' thinking it is milder than it is — in Italian it is just as strong as 'disgusting' in English.
To say "causing revulsion or strong distaste" in Italian:
disgustoso
"disgustoso" in English means:
disgusting, revolting
Example
"Quell'odore è disgustoso."
"That smell is disgusting."
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